Buni Appoints Sa’id as Honorary SA on Intern Relations to LCBGFÂ
He has worked across 34 countries, gaining invaluable insights into global development diplomacy.
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Gov. Buni’s Next Two Years in Office
Even during the 2023 general elections, he remained steadfast in advancing Yobe’s development agenda—a hallmark of his pragmatic and focused approach to governance.
Gov. Buni Bags Blueprint Newspaper “Health Gov.” Award
Buni commended the paper for recognizing the achievements in the state, especially in the health sector.
Yobe govt organizes symposium on Cybersecurity
He encouraged participants to gain insights into contemporary online crises and cybersecurity threats.
Buni Visits 27 Task Force Brigade Buni Gari…Supports Families of fallen heroes
Governor Buni described as unfortunate the resurgence of insurgency and the attack on security formations.
Buni Calls for Enhanced Land, Air Synergy In The Fight Against Terrorism
He made the call today when he received the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, who paid him a courtesy call at the Government House, Damaturu.
B/Haram: Buni assures support to security agencies after Yobe Village attacks
It would be recalled that last Saturday, the Islamic State of West African Province terrorists (ISWAP) overran and killed at four soldiers at a military formations in Buni Gari in Gujba council area of the state.
Zulum leads northeast governors to Damaturu; security, agriculture tops discussions
It brings together governors from the six Northeastern states, including Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Taraba, and Yobe, to discuss collaborative strategies to tackling the resurgence of Boko Haram hostilities, and revitalising agricultural activities amid other ongoing challenges.
Buni Urges Yobeans To Take Advantage of The 2025 Cropping Season.
Buni stated this today in Damaturu while flagging off distribution of 30,000 bags of 10kg rice donated to the state by the Dangote foundation.Â
Yobe Govt. Sponsors 127 Students To Law School
He said 140 out of of the 189 graduates who studied medical and allied courses in Indian universities have been employed while the remaining 49 graduates would soon be absorbed.